How to write a story without a main character?

Yes. You might write a story that's more like a philosophical exploration or a commentary on society without centering it around a particular character. It could be a collection of thoughts and observations without a specific person driving the plot.

Monkey became a martial arts master. His story was full of adventure and challenges. Monkey was born in a martial arts sect. His fellow disciples were all top-notch experts in the martial arts world. Although Monkey was young, he was smart and agile. He quickly became a disciple of the sect. Monkey received strict training in the sect and learned various martial arts, including Tai Chi, Eight Trigrams, Huashan Sword Competition, and so on. His fellow disciples were very optimistic about him and thought that he would become an outstanding martial arts master. One day, Monkey received a mission. He needed to go to a place called the Nether World to complete the mission before returning to the sect. Monkey decided to accept the mission and began his journey with his sword and saber. Monkey had encountered all kinds of challenges in the Netherworld. He had met experts from the Netherworld and some interesting people. The one who left the deepest impression on him was a martial arts expert named Ghost King. The Ghost King was a very evil Wuxia master. He had great strength and wisdom, but he was cruel and heartless. Monkey was attracted by his evil personality and decided to fight him. The two of them launched a soul-stirring confrontation. Monkey used his martial arts and wit to finally defeat the Ghost King. He obtained the treasure of the Nether World and returned to the sect to tell his fellow disciples about his experience. His fellow disciples were very proud of his achievements, but they also praised his adventurous spirit and perseverance. Monkey became a legendary martial arts expert, and his name became an eternal legend in the martial arts world.

Well, first you need to think outside the box. Come up with unique ideas and characters that haven't been done a million times before. Avoid the typical plotlines and tropes.

You could try writing in a stream-of-consciousness style. Just let your thoughts and ideas flow onto the page, without worrying about a specific plot. It might lead to a unique and interesting story without a traditional plot.

You can focus on visual elements like images or illustrations to convey the story. Use powerful and evocative imagery that tells a tale without the need for words.

Well, you can focus on character development and their internal thoughts and emotions. Let the readers get to know the characters deeply without a traditional plot-driven structure.

You could build the story around a character's personal growth or a challenging goal they have to achieve. Make the conflicts and resolutions based on non-romantic aspects. For example, a quest for a lost artifact or solving a complex crime.

You could start by creating a strong narrative structure. Let the story progress through the characters' experiences and reactions. And use symbolism and metaphor to add depth without relying on dialogue.

Just start with the action or a key event. Let the readers figure things out as the story progresses.

Well, you can just start writing based on your initial ideas and let the story unfold naturally as you go. It might be a bit chaotic, but it can lead to unexpected and creative outcomes.